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In any case i think a default loading state should not include any html or css. I suspect there are too many ui edge cases. layout shifts, theming, writing direction, etc.

What i meant by that is if we are transitioning from nothing to something in ui, then a good default would be to have no loading state at all. Maybe transitions in react only handle updates to existing to ui, im not sure! Isn't this more or less how things are today?

Feels like a good default would be null if nothing was there before, and the previous value if something was there before

Chicken Of The Woods Great in stews and casseroles in place of chicken, stir fries or marinated in a satay sauce and skewered. Must be cooked.

it could taste like chicken. Only one way to find out www.wildfooduk.com/mushroom-gui...

proof server_responded 🥲 I'm curious how the messiness of the real world would be modelled. Like Haskel? In any case the type system in Lean seems real powerful and useful

@bram.us do you know if Chromium has addressed this already?

Oh really! I'm not gonna pretend i understand half of this stuff 😂 We were hit with this bad just a couple of months ago. I'll have to test this again as well. There be dragons here at least so be careful! Var substitution on the compositor is probably not implemented in all baseline browsers.

The gotcha with @property animating custom properties Custom properties – even when registered through @property – don’t animate on the compositor.

This is real useful, thanks for sharing! Folks seeing the var() in keyframes just be aware of this www.bram.us/2023/02/01/t... they can be a real performance gotcha in larger apps

Wrote about some of the gotchas with CSS @layer blog-tryggvi.fly.dev/blog/css-lay...

Marquees.. Love them or hate them. Probably the latter! There are niche places for them, but are tricky to implement in an accessible and performant way on the web. blog-tryggvi.fly.dev/blog/perform...

Wrote my first blog post yesterday! blog-tryggvi.fly.dev/blog/thought...

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Finally some improvements to GitHub review ui! I've been unhappy with it for so many years! I really hope it's virtual scrolled now, that's just table stakes in 2025.
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Yeah that's true. Especially with the recent interop changes where the line is becoming blurred

started this project esmchecker.com a while ago to help authors check how ESM ready projects are. Also available as a CLI tool to check repos not on npm.

Great article! I havent tried RCS yet but the article brought up questions for me like: "can I dynamically import a 'use client' module on the server?" And "how spec compatible with esm will this be? Especially going forward with new additions like Module Blocks www.proposals.es/proposals/Mo... etc"

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It is magnificent! I expanded it to work in the block direction as well in codepen.io/tryggvigy/pe... with line-clamp support too. CSS is on fire

Awesome! Also, that has to be the most outrageous pun I've ever seen that you did there, hats off to you

esmchecker.com also works now 🌐

Try it out, it's super fast 🦀! And let me know if you find any resolve/parse errors

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New release of github.com/tryggvigy/es... is out! Now also available via npx 🎉

Try it on your repo:
`npx @esm-checker/checker -p ./package.json`

Or analyze any npm package at:
esm-checker.fly.dev

and it's FAST! I ran it on a repo with 357 dependencies and it takes less than 1 second

`@esm-checker/checker` is a CLI/JS lib version of esm-checker.fly.dev that can be run on any repo to create a report for all the dependencies in package.json

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Finally got the cross compilation and npm publishing of @esm-checker/checker working in Github Actions! It's getting close to being able to be used by anyone to check a whole repo. Created a few issues to follow up github.com/tryggvigy/es... also need to write docs

yeah that could be good to support, if "exports" are specified with multiple entry-points to allow just checking one. Don't think that should be hard to add

I think a good default is to not install optional peers, but having an option to turn on installing them would be a good feature. I can imagine there are many packages out there with subpath exports that are only meant to be used with an optional peer dep

I'll have to think about that! Would be good to have deterministic order of failures. It's a bit hard since I'm parallelizing everything heavily

At first glance it actually makes sense to me that this could be happening here! This esm dist file is importing "react" but convex specifies react as an optional peer dependency so this resolution could fail? Maybe im missing something

It's way more likely that I have a bug! It's still very rough around the edges